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Generate the timed follow-up cadence for a deal, personalized to the client's stated stakes. Use after a call or proposal, on "draft follow-ups", "they went quiet", "what do I send next".
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Squeeze every published winner — repost proven posts with a fresh hook, re-share your own winners with added context, and fan one outlier post into multiple new formats. Use on "what should I repost", "recycle my winners", "this post popped, what now", "turn this outlier into more posts", "wring the towel", after an engagement pull shows a post outperforming baseline, or on the Friday review's recycle step. Reads published bundles + engagement data; stages new drafts; never auto-posts.
The weekly content + system review ritual. Use on "run the Friday review", weekly cadence, or "what should I write this week". Good candidate to wire as a scheduled task.
Write or critique the first line of a LinkedIn post (the hook) using patterns reverse-engineered from real top-performing posts. Use on "write hooks for this", "give me 10 hooks", "fix this hook", "why won't this hook land", "what's a scroll-stopping opener", or whenever drafting/critiquing a post's line 1. This is the dedicated hook engine; consulting-linkedin-post-architect handles whole-post structure and defers here for the hook; consulting-copy-writer governs voice/anti-slop.
Structure a high-performing LinkedIn post — pick the archetype and founder format (build log, documented failure, value post, receipt, contrast hook, milestone chapter), write a scroll-stopping hook, shape the body, format for mobile, choose the in-post CTA, and decide whether to pair an infographic. Use on "write a LinkedIn post", "make this post perform/go viral", "what hook should I use", "structure this for LinkedIn", "turn this insight into a LinkedIn post", "write a build log / failure / receipt / milestone post", or right after consulting-content-drafter. This is the post-STRUCTURE layer; consulting-copy-writer still governs voice/anti-slop, consulting-linkedin-publisher ships it.
Distribute one finished pillar article across every channel the same way — republish the same copy to the owned blog + LinkedIn newsletter + X (as an article, never a thread), ship the always-on companions (a LinkedIn promo post + an email to the list), point every link at the owned canonical URL, then find the live post and monitor its engagement into leads. Use after an article is written or published, on "distribute this", "post it everywhere", "atomize this article", "where else should this go", or when promoting a piece in content/04-published/.
Editorial copy-edit pass on a finished draft, run through a fresh-context subagent reviewer. Use on "copy-edit this", "edit this article", "do an editor pass", "give it a hard edit", "review my draft", "check this for slop", or as the last gate before publishing any long-form article, pillar, post, or email. Dispatches a fresh-eyes subagent that returns structured editor's notes (AI slop, non-conversational phrasing, confusing rhetoric, simpler-rewrite and narrative/storyline opportunities, and anything an editorial-outlet editor would flag); the main agent then triages and implements the accepted edits, then re-checks against the house standard.
| name | consulting-followup-sequencer |
| description | Generate the timed follow-up cadence for a deal, personalized to the client's stated stakes. Use after a call or proposal, on "draft follow-ups", "they went quiet", "what do I send next". |
Voice + gate: write in
consulting-copy-writervoice, then run every draft throughconsulting-outbound-email(read context, route, reader-POV check) before staging.
library/email-templates/:
integrations/gmail/_work/create_draft.py --to <addr> --subject "..." --body-file <file>
(creates a draft; only sends with --send + a typed confirmation). Save drafts next to the deal
(e.g. pipeline/01-leads/<deal>/followups.md).Output: ready-to-send emails (optionally staged as Gmail drafts). Source: Ch. 14 (48-Hour Rule + follow-up sequence).